ProtZ
September 30, 2025, 3:27pm
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The project to date
Features
The service adds the ability to:
control Nuki-brand connected locks: lock, unlock
report certain information to Gladys (battery level, lock state)
Screenshot
Integration
There are 2 possible integrations (choose one because doing both at the same time isn’t really useful)
NukiWeb API Key
Prerequisite: Gladys must have internet access at all times
Activate and configure your Nuki Web account \[Nuki Web Configuration\]
(https://help.nuki.io/hc/fr/articles/360016485718-Activer-et-désactiver-un-compte-Nuki-Web#:~:text=Activez%20Nuki%20Web%20dans%20l,dans%20l’App%20de%20Nuki. )
Configure the Nuki service in Gladys by adding the API key and then performing an HTTP scan
MQTT
Prerequisite: Gladys’ MQTT is configured and functional
Configure MQTT in the Nuki app (use the local IP of the MQTT, not the domain name) Nuki configuration with MQTT
Go directly to the MQTT discovery of the Nuki service in Gladys to see your devices there
Roadmap
Write the documentation (although this one isn’t too bad)
Integrate the notion of trigger (who or what opened the lock, e.g.: User1 opened the lock, the lock performed an auto-lock …)
Adapt the scene part to the lock button
Adjust the graphical part (display the states)
Installation
The test nukidev image is here .
For more information
RFTM
Call for testers and the community
I’m asking people who have this type of device and can run tests to send me their feedback.
I have a Nuki v3 (so not available with Matter)
I’m available for additional information.
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Thanks for this development @ProtZ , it looks great
For the documentation, you can make a PR on this repo :
Gladys Assistant website
The documentation is markdown files in this folder (for the article in English) :
And here for the article in French :
To write the documentation, I recommend taking your screenshots in English then in French in Gladys, then writing the documentation in French, and asking ChatGPT to translate the article for you.
For your information, I mentioned this topic in the newsletter that will go out tomorrow morning
I hope we’ll have testers! If we don’t have anyone by next week, we can still move forward since you tested on your side.
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ProtZ
October 3, 2025, 6:28pm
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Great, I just opened the PR for the docs, but I don’t know how to test it
I think there’s a small issue with your PR, it modifies more than 1,300 files
Try starting again from master and recreating your files.
To test locally afterwards, all the instructions are in the README: GitHub - GladysAssistant/v4-website: Gladys Assistant website
ProtZ
October 4, 2025, 10:11am
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Sorry, I messed up.
I’ve just redone it properly. But it’s impossible to test locally without digging a bit deeper:
Error: Illegal return statement
- dev.html.template.ejs:5 ./node_modules/html-webpack-plugin/lib/loader.js!./node_modules/@docusaurus/core/lib/webpack/templates/dev.html.template.ejs
[v4-website]/[@docusaurus]/core/lib/webpack/templates/dev.html.template.ejs:5:1
What version of Node.js are you on? You need to use Node >= 18. I’m on Node 22
I’m on v22.18.0, though I don’t know if that changes much.
Did you run git clone then yarn and finally npm start?
I just re-ran the test from a clean repo to make sure everything was fine, and everything works
I’m responding a bit late, but I have a Nuki series (if you still need to test…)
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Still looking for testers @StephaneB !
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Ok. But I didn’t quite understand from the thread of this discussion whether it was ready to test or whether we needed to wait for changes before being able to test…
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@ProtZ can you share the Docker image tag with us so that @StephaneB can test?
The link you posted in your original post is a private link
ProtZ
November 3, 2025, 6:56pm
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Sorry, I hadn’t seen that the link was private:
https://hub.docker.com/r/ngeissel/gladys/tags
docker pull ngeissel/gladys:nukidev
thanks @StephaneB , keep me posted
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Hi @ProtZ ,
Would you be up for doing another review via video call with screen sharing like last time?
I’m available this afternoon, or every evening this week, or during the day on Friday.
I would have liked in-person testers, but oh well, we won’t wait forever